/lit/ - Literature

REFORMATTING AGAIN I didn't know it doesn't save my fucking spoilers, that's what I get for trying to fix them

Fellas, let's talk about twists. This will be a messy, spontaneous post I have not pre-written but have been mulling over for a few days, wanted to get it in an early thread for maximum coverage. I want to discover more novel stories and concepts so perhaps in the effort of understanding what it is specifically that I enjoy, I can find more titles and stories that will present relatively new ideologies for me to explore. I believe being a supreme shut-in for the most part of thirteen years and ingesting such a colossal amount of media (e.g., vidya, books, shows) in that time has rendered most tales simply dull or unfulfilling. I'm not sure of a better method of exchanging twists we liked so I'll start with a few and you can contribute:

>ever 17 (VN): A pro-poultry tale of four individuals (including You) who visit a huge aquarium park deal I think Kid route is something difficult to explain in words but the hidden 5th route involves it all being a reenactment to 'summon' a 4D being to save some characters from being trapped in the underground park
>Time Out of Joint by Philip K. Dick: MC is the best at solving a daily newspaper puzzle while the entire town and everyone in it is an elaborate act to enable MC's ex-military-official's traumatized-mind in solving the puzzles to ensure locating and stopping enemy missile launches
>Neoquest II (online roguelike): Generic medieval setting separated into several Acts; after gaining your first party member and completing Act I, you discover you are actually on a spaceship in VR trying to defeat a rogue AI and save your crewmates (party members)
>Baten Kaitos (GCN game): You play as the guardian spirit alongside the MC who betrays you midway through the game

What do you like, /sffg/? I think metaphysicality is cool for me.